Another example of DLC done wrong.
Another example of DLC done wrong.
@Skiks: Catching up? As a music player the iPod has a lot of catching up to do with Zune.
An Obsidian game that's done? That never happened before. Not even with Troika.
@zåɳzißarlegeпȡ: If there's no Japanese voice track I'll have to borrow the JP PS3 version from my friend.
@serrin: "Work" describes my time perfectly in FFXI as well. It took me a while to realize it was my second job. Except I paid SE a monthly fee for the privilege of working for them.
@XerxesQados: Haha.
@Inzoum: I never said copy WoW. I said learn from WoW.
That sounds too much like FFXI. It's amazing how in Japan customer service is unrivaled yet in games like this and FFXI the game makes everything you do inconvenient. Did they not learn ANYTHING from WoW?
The game had blood. Unless you played the PS3 version.
Japanese mayo... makes sense now. It's slippier than regular mayo or baconaise. Fact!!
@jbaranski: Like the new Explorer 9. It's barely there.
October 11th is the date for an annual MS event unrelated to phones.
Duke Nukem trying to run over Kotick brought tears to my eyes. If only that was real.
They should start listing the spiciness of dishes in scoville units. Tolerance differs a lot from person to person and in different cultures and cuisines. I have a high tolerance so communicating the level of spiciness I require is hard sometimes. Either I get something that's too spicy to eat or something that's…
@kraed: Actually, they're back now and they're selling Baldur's Gate.
The only coffee I drink is Arabic. The only tea I drink is green, and its many many types.
Damn you Capcom!! I wanted to play with naked Jurie!!
@kraed: GOG needs to release it. I have no problem with the Fallouts or BGs working on 64-bit 7.
@kyzur: Console, PC and WP7.
@RicketyCricket: Most awesome britcom character in recent memory.